Hi,
On last night's episode of 'The Lab with Leo' (on Foxtel 118)
they talked about the features in Quicktime Pro.
One feature they mentioned that is of particular interest to me
is its ability to slow down/speed up movies. My particular interest
is rather in being able to slow down/speed up MP3 (or other) music
files.
I was wondering if someone who has access to Quicktime Pro could
tell before I decide to purchase it, if:
(a) Can you slow down or speed up MP3 or music files without them
being part of a movie.
(b) Does the slowing down/speeding up introduce any noticeable
distortion.
(c) Does the slowing down/speeding up affect the pitch,
(d) Can you also change the pitch without changing the tempo.
My reason for asking is that on my website I have prepared a lot of
accompaniments of hymns, and I've found that churches in different
countries/denominations etc sing them at different speeds. I would
like to provide my users with a link to some reasonably priced
software that would enable them to easily adjust the temp or pitch to
suit their needs.
(I already have links on my site to 'Transposer' and
'Audacity' (which introduces distortion) and 'Amazing Slow Downer'.
I was just wondering if Quicktime Pro may do a better job, and you
also get all the other features that come with it).
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Clyde McLennan.
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